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Sea Camp Grand Cayman 2008
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I am very excited to welcome you and your family to the beautiful Island of Grand Cayman. The Cayman Islands is a British Overseas Territory located in the Western Caribbean, 480 miles south of Miami, Florida, 150 miles south of Cuba and 180 miles northwest of Jamaica. By jet, the Cayman Islands is only a 70 minute direct flight from Miami. The Cayman Islands offer much more than gentle splendors of sun, sand and sea. Unique heritage attractions include the Cayman Turtle Farm, the world's only commercial Green Sea Turtle farm and Pedro St. James Historic Site with its restored 19th century plantation great house. Learn Cayman's unique history at our National Museum, Marvel at the Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park and gardens or visit the National Trust and learn about historic buildings, bird sanctuaries, wetlands reserves and nature trails on all three islands. And of course, meet hospitable Caymanian people, who will enrich every experience. When you arrive on Grand Cayman, you will pass through immigration and customs and then collect your bags: United States, and Canadian citizens DO NOT require passports, but must present proof of citizenship. Note: a Voter's Registration Card or a Social Security Card is not considered valid proof of US citizenship and is therefore not valid identification for re-entry into the United States. Proof of Citizenship include: For the Teens - It's a 7-night package includes 7 breakfasts, 6 lunches & 6 dinners. KSC features Jr. Open water certifications (ages 10 and up scuba diving to 40 feet), and programs for Teen divers that are certified divers already, ages 12+ will receive PADI Advanced open water certification. Includes: Kids Sea Camp is a five-day program that starts on Sunday and ends on Thursday. Sat is arrival day and you should check in with Dive Tech when you arrive at Cobalt Coast Resort. The Diving, Dive Tech: Shore diving is available 24 hours a day 7 days a week right off the ocean dock.
The morning starts with a great breakfast made to order at the Resort for adults and kids. At 7:45 AM you take a short shuttle ride to the boat. The first dive is a guided wall dive. The warm water and great visibility we enjoy here in Grand Cayman makes this type of diving enjoyable and stress-free. The second dive is on a shallow reef and you can go off with your dive buddy and explore the site or you may choose to stay with the guide. If you have reserved a rental car with us for the week, your rental car is just across the street at Coconuts Car Rental. I would recommend one family member walking over to pick up the car and then go back and pick up the rest of the family and luggage.; If you did not rent a car and would like to, just contact us and we will be happy to arrange this for you. I would like to remind you that driving is on the left in Grand Cayman. For directions, maps are available at the car rental. Directions to Cobalt Coast - You follow West Bay Road all the way to the North of Seven Mile Beach until the 4-way stop in West Bay. From there you can take a right onto West Church Street. You will see the West Bay Police Station on the right. Take a left onto Reverend Blackman Road. At the second street to the right, turn right onto Stadium Road which merges with Birch Tree Hill Road - on the way to Papagallo's Restaurant. You follow Birch Tree Hill Road past the Soccer Stadium (1 mile), then take a left on to Andresen Road, which runs parallel to the ocean and becomes Sea Fan Drive. Cobalt Coast Resort is at the end of this road, on the right. Please reconfirm your air schedules 24-72 hours prior to departure and do let us know of any schedule changes. Please note that most cell phones work in Grand Cayman if you have a global plan, if not, the Resort’s direct line is the best way to make a long distance call. There is wireless internet available at Cobalt Coast resort at no charge. The front desk is open 24 hours, 7 days a week. Please note, the currency used in Grand Cayman is the Cayman Dollar, equivalent to 0.80 USD. You do not need to exchange money as US currency is accepted at all locations. Here is a list of some of the things I bring for my kids. I hope you will find it useful. I look forward to seeing you all soon. Passports or birth certificates, c- cards for divers, a camera, film, batteries, music, drawing paper and crayons, shampoo, lots of conditioner, skin lotion and sun block, toothpaste, bug spray, vitamins, band-aids, children’s Tylenol, ear drops, soft icepack. Four or more bathing suits, shorts, t-shirts, 1 sweatshirt, sandals, sneakers, and emergency contact numbers. Please make sure you go through your package, fill out forms and read your information. Make sure we have all names and ages correct. Please advise us of any medical issues, or special days such as a birthday etc., that may occur during your stay. Please contact us with any questions. Please reconfirm flights, look over documents, and make sure we have your flight information correct. I recommend you be at least 2 hours early at the airport and have everyone’s passports ready. Although we do our best to ensure all runs smoothly, there may sometimes be circumstances beyond our control. Please have snacks packed for the flight and be prepared, should there be delays or a lost bag. Departure Tax: There is a CI $20.00 or US$25.00 departure tax for the Cayman Islands that should be included in the price of your airline ticket. Kind Regards, Margo |

Please contact us at:
kids@kidsseacamp.com